- From: Seth Russell <seth@robustai.net>
- Date: Wed, 17 Jul 2002 08:37:55 -0700
- To: <www-rdf-interest@w3.org>, "Damian Steer" <dsteer@hp.com>
From: "Damian Steer" <dsteer@hp.com> > I'm about to start work on an(other) rdf browser. The idea is to > present rdf data in a 'coarse grained' way - eg vcard data as a box > containing name, tel no, photo etc. > > The tricky bit will be the coarse graining. I'm considering > auto-generating classes which will pick out sub-graphs of an > underlying rdf model. What defines the "underlying rdf model" ? Is it the document read? Would your class-wrapping strategy allow for multiple documents asserting triples into the same "underlying rdf model" ? What determines if a triple is in the model or not: 1) the class of the subject, 2) the class of the property, or 3) the class of the object ? How could you determine a class that would make a coherent sub-graph. Can you explain? > The question is - how? Sailor agents put triples (the arc, not the node) in different models (graphs, sub-graphs, contexts, formula, whatever you want to call them). I believe that TimBl's CWM uses the same strategy. http://robustai.net/sailor/ I would call a sailor agent a RDF browser ... wouldn't you? Seth Russell
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